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                    | Sato's Komaki and Kasugai factories (HACCP-compliant) have
                      launched full-scale production, to respond to increased demand for products
                      and to meet safety requirements.
 These are Sato Foods Industries most up-to-date production
                      sites, and they sum up the knowledge and technology
                      assembled by the company through the years. High-quality
                      products are manufactured for a variety of fields based on
                      our stringent quality control standards.
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                    | Sato's Komaki and Kasugai factories have a windowless
                      construction to shut out potential contamination by insect
                      pests or foreign matter, and the air inside the factories
                      is also completely controlled by an air purification
                      system. To prevent cross-contamination, everything inside the
                      factory is transported-employing a one-way system, and the
                      entrances, exits, and waste exits are completely separate.
 In addition, each floor is color-coded into zones, with
                      different shoes and working clothes used within each zone
                      to ensure thorough hygiene management.
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                    | To manufacture high-quality products, Sato has developed
                      its own small-volume continuous batch extraction system as
                      well as a program for optimal management of production
                      processes. Locating the control room and machine room in
                      the center of the factory also contributes to improved
                      efficiency and reduced energy use. Tealeaves which
                      produced during process can be recycled as fertilizer. |  
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